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Overview

The InventoryItem class represents an item in the inventory system. It tracks the item name, total availability, units sold, and profit information.

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Constructors

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Default Constructor

public InventoryItem()
Creates an empty InventoryItem instance with no initialized fields.

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Full Parameterized Constructor

public InventoryItem(String itemName, int total_available, int sold, int profit)
Creates an InventoryItem with all fields explicitly specified.
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itemName
String
The name of the inventory item
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total_available
int
The total number of units available in inventory
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sold
int
The number of units sold
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profit
int
The profit value for this item

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Auto-Calculate Profit Constructor

public InventoryItem(String itemName, int total_available, int sold)
Creates an InventoryItem with automatic profit calculation. The profit is calculated as (total_available - sold).
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itemName
String
The name of the inventory item
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total_available
int
The total number of units available in inventory
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sold
int
The number of units sold

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Fields

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itemName
String
required
The name of the inventory item
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total_available
int
required
The total number of units available in inventory
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sold
int
required
The number of units sold
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profit
int
required
The profit value for this item. Can be explicitly set or auto-calculated as (total_available - sold)

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Methods

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getItemName()

public String getItemName()
Returns the name of the inventory item. Returns: String - The item name

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getTotal_available()

public int getTotal_available()
Returns the total number of units available in inventory. Returns: int - The total available units

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getSold()

public int getSold()
Returns the number of units sold. Returns: int - The number of units sold

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getProfit()

public int getProfit()
Returns the profit value for this item. Returns: int - The profit value

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Source Code Location

~/workspace/source/app/src/main/java/project/avishkar/salesmanagement/InventoryItem.java

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